...Rebecca Schiff; Bernie Pauly; Shana Hall; Kate Vallance; Andrew Ivsins; Meaghan Brown; Erin Gray; Bonnie Krysowaty; Joshua Evans Purpose Recently, Managed Alcohol Programs (MAPs have emerged as an alcohol harm reduction model for those living with severe alcohol use disorder (AUD) and experiencing...

... of experiences, behaviors, and self-identifiable goals. Only by working from the context and perspective of the client can he/she be helped to achieve optimal, yet feasible, health outcomes. In this sense, it can be seen that harm reduction and housing first are the application of the client-centered approach...

... of one program and does not have a comparison group. Additionally, clients self-selected to participate in the research and results are not generalizable. Future research should ascertain whether aspects of harm reduction and peer staff have an impact on client outcomes as well as representative payee...

... as barriers to housing. Thus, HF is often described as harm reduction or low-barrier housing (Collins et al., 2012a ; Tsemberis et al., 2004). In HF, housing provision is immediate and permanent. Supportive service provision (including outreach; intensive case management; psychiatric...

... Permanent supportive housing Harm reduction Homeless outreach Chronic homelessness Homelessness United States of America Social care Homeless adults suffer from a disproportionate share of chronic health conditions, which result in higher mortality rates than the general population (Barrow...